Tag: Development

PIC16F 28/40-pin Development Board will help you with your prototyping requirement with any of Microchip’s 28/40-pin of 16F PIC microcontrollers. Specifications All ports terminating in separate box header connector with 5 VDC source option ICSP connector for programming...

The DueProLogic is a complete FPGA Development System designed to easily get the user started learning and creating projects. The DueProLogic makes programmable logic easy with an all inclusive development platform. It includes an Altera Cyclone IV FPGA, on board programming, four...

Our AT89Sxx Development Board provides a very simple and cost effective prototyping platform.  The compact design provides connection to all the pins of the microcontroller for the user. Features Prototyping solution available for 40-pin AT89xx series microcontroller from...

PIC18F USB Development Board will help you with your prototyping requirement with any 28/40-pin Microchip microcontroller supporting USB interface . The board has been tested using PIC18F4550 40 Pin & PIC18F2550 28 Pin Microcontrollers. Features All ports terminating in...

PIC16F 18-pin Development Board will help you with your prototyping. It works with any of Microchip’s 18 pin of 16F PIC microcontroller. Features All ports terminating in separate box header with 5 VDC source option  ICSP connector for programming for the PIC’s with...

In this tutorial you will learn how to build a basic development board for Attiny2313 microcontrollers. Did you ever want to make your own development board with microcontroller and you didn´t know how .In this instructable I will show you how to make it.All you need is knowledge in...

Raj over at Embedded Lab has designed a development board for PIC16F1938: The PIC16F1938 is a versatile 28-pin MCU belonging to Microchip’s extreme low power microcontroller family featuring nanoWatt XLP technology, 28KB of programming memory, 1KB of RAM, 11 ADC channels, and...

Jakub has designed and built a USB breakout board with current monitor – USBuddy: Do you sometimes develop with USB? I do. So I need to access data lines, bus voltage and I’d like to easily monitor the current too. I made myself a small companion (43.5 mm × 22.5 mm, 9.5 g) to do...